尼泊爾 尼泊爾 微電影

Last Nomads of Everest is a documentary exploring the wilderness of the snowy Himalayas. Covered in the snow is the Nurkum village that lies around Everest region at the height of 4000 m above sea level. This documentary tells the story of the last Sherpa family holding the traditional Sherpa profession of Mountain cow husbandry in the most extreme weather condition. Aesthetically presented, this documentary tries to show the redemption and pain while holding the old way of tradition in the backdrop of modernist way of life. The poignant and spiritual glimpses of the Sherpa village, the people, the amazing costumes and their religious ceremonies are the glares of this cinematic treat.

A 67 years old Ganga , lives with her husband who is an ex-Gurkha soldier in Aldershot, trying to blend in to what is unfamiliar to her at this old age and making it familiar. This is the film that delves into human condition when you are immigrant at old age and what becomes of your relation once you get old. Auntie Ganga discovers day-to-day lives of old women through auntie Ganga about their struggle to blend in with the society in spite of cultural and language barriers.

After a decade long civil war which cost more than 13000 lives, the Maoists have come to the front-line, to compete in the national elections for the Constituent Assembly. Amid the political changes taking place in the pristine kingdom of Himalaya, the life of Bijuli, a 12-year-old girl in the remote west of Nepal is also about to change forever.Bansulli is a journey of hopes and desires, against the social stigma that still prevails in Nepal.

This non-linear fiction follows four dynamic characters: a fashion model who is in a coma in ICU; an abused young middle-class housewife who is plotting revenge; an imprisoned political activist during an autocratic monarchical regime; and a young seamstress who longs for her lover. The film pushes the boundaries of cinematic tropes with minimal dialogue, inconceivable attention to sound, and immaculate cinematography. Set within the confining spaces of Kathmandu, the film is as much about breathing as it is about suffocation.

Baisakhi is a 9-year-old girl who lives with her grandmother in a Eastern Terai village of Nepal in the indigeneous community (Caste Tajpuriya). They are poor. She always wears the same old short skirt. On New Year's Eve, she desires a new red flower printed skirt worn by girls of the same age in the different community. Will her grandmother be able to fulfil her desire by selling pigeons?